Pardon the pun, but there was a time when the catchphrase for let’s-go-have-a-drink was “golf” (gulp). These days there are nightclubs that have facilities for “beer pong,” a
The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) announces the international search for a music director and principal conductor for its resident orchestra, the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra (PPO).
Taking part in the worldwide celebration of International Dance Day, Ballet Philippines presents the Young Dancers and Choreographers Showcase. The show shines the spotlight on the
As the curtain fell on the last show of Ballet Philippines’ Sapphire Season, the company bid a tearful farewell to esteemed principal dancer, Katherine Trofeo. The dancers,
The year 1965 was an eventful time. The Beatles released their album “Help,” and the hills first came alive with the Sound of Music. Lyndon Johnson was elected to four
Playwright Carlo Vergara is known for the now-iconic original Filipino graphic novel character Zsa-Zsa Zaturnahh. From print, Zaturnahh’s story was recreated on the live stage and became
Filipino pop legend Rico J. Puno was transferred a few hours ago from Makati Medical Hospital to Asian Hospital and Medical Center in Alabang, Muntinlupa City for
There are three things that define Jeju Island, the subtropical honeymoon capital of South Korea: rocks, winds and women.
CHILE, South America’s longest geographical country, is also its most captivating land. It first claimed proprietary rights on my wanderlust three years ago with its endless natural diversity, its intriguing
Fresh from the resounding success of its second season that had even more people talking about urban living in the metro, “Modern Living TV” returns with all-new
The latest in global fashion, beauty, and culture through a contemporary Filipino perspective.
